History

Our History

The Kappa Community Development Corporation, or simply KCDC, was dreamed into existence by members of the Burlington-Camden Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi in the fall of 2002. Since the founding of the chapter in 1968, the Burlington Camden Alumni Chapter made a strong commitment not to simply be a part of the South Jersey fraternal roster, but to make a positive impact on the youth and disadvantaged in the local community. In order to more effectively deliver its programs and initiatives, the brothers decided that a central headquarters would offer stability for the organization and its benefactors.

With the blessings of then- Polemarch Richard Williams, the KCDC’s first Board of Directors was formed. The inaugural officers were Emmett E. Primas, Jr., President, Richard Williams, Vice President, Gino Lewis, Secretary and Curtis Johnson, Jr., Treasurer. The KCDC was incorporated in the State of New Jersey as a charitable organization and was awarded nonprofit status by the United States Internal Revenue Service under 26 U.S.C.A. 501(c)(3).

Since its inception the KCDC continues to support and uplift the community while it seeks suitable property to base its operation.

KCDC Board Members

Chad D. King, MEd President
Troy E. Miles, Vice President
Thomas Munlyn, Treasurer
Larry Chenault, Secretary
Emmett Primas, Esq.
Reginald White, Esq.
Erik J. Burrell
Ben Jackson
Herbert Scott
Curtis Johnson
Deionne ThrBak

ExOfficio

Keith Horne, Polemarch
Troy Sterling and Quacy Mars – Guide Right

Support Our Cause

Help us Transform Lives

Your donation to KCDC empowers at-risk youth and supports disadvantaged families, creating brighter futures for our community. Make a difference today!

Kappa Community Develop Corp thanks all who have donated to help fund our many community initiatives. Your generous donations support our:

  • Scholarships
  • Guide Right Youth Mentoring Programs
  • School Supplies Drive
  • Local Church Youth Programs & much more

Allocation Statement to Donors

The Kappa Community Development Corporation hereby declares that up to 15% of grants and/or donations will be allocated as functional expenses, which are divided into three categories:

  1. Management- Activities and/or office supplies that are not directly identifiable with a program but are indispensable to the KCDC.
  2. General- May include accounting, general management and oversight, audit, budgeting, financing, communications with the public, legal, insurance and risk management.
  3. Fundraising- publicizing and conducting fundraising campaigns, conducting special events and preparing/distributing fundraising materials.
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